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External links
- Guardian article: Uncovering Britain's secret role in protecting Chile's 1973 coup Grace Livingstone, Guardian, 11 September 2013
- Latin American Bureau article: Hora Chilena: Chilean refugees in Cambridge in a Britain at ease with itself David Lehmann, Latin American Bureau, 22 January 2014
- Guardian article: On yer way, Pinochet! The factory workers who fought fascism from Glasgow Ryan Gilbey, Guardian, 1 November 2018 (Interview with the workers in the documentary Nae Pasaran! and the film director)
- Guardian article: Nae Pasaran! review - Scottish defiance of Pinochet Wendy Ide, Guardian, 4 November 2018 (Documentary film review :“The unsung tale of workers refusing to service Chilean fighter planes ”...)
- Declassified UK article: Torture ‘for your amusement’: How Thatcher's government misled MPs and public about its dealings with the Pinochet regime Grace Livingstone, Declassified UK, 21 April 2020 (A misleading headline: a letter, not torture, was ‘for your amusement’)
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